About the Role
As a Manufacturing Process Engineer, you will bridge the gap between complex engineering designs and efficient production execution. You will play a pivotal role in optimizing manufacturing workflows, driving cost-reduction initiatives, and ensuring high-quality output for critical aerospace components.
Responsibilities-
Translate engineering specifications and technical drawings into actionable production plans and Visual Work Instructions (VWI).
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Design and implement efficient tooling and cellular manufacturing layouts to maximize throughput and minimize waste.
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Lead root cause analysis and corrective action efforts to resolve non-conformance issues and improve process reliability.
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Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support New Product Introduction (NPI) cycles and validate process manufacturability.
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Analyze production data to establish time standards and develop Work Combination Sheets (WCS) for standardized operations.
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Act as a technical liaison to provide engineering support for internal production teams and external supplier processes.
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Drive continuous improvement projects by identifying and executing cost-reduction opportunities across the manufacturing floor.
Qualifications-
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field with 3+ years of relevant experience, or Master’s degree with 2+ years.
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Proficiency in Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) and technical documentation.
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Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret complex geometric tolerances and statistical data.
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Excellent communication skills with the ability to present technical information to diverse audiences.
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Must meet ITAR/EAR compliance requirements for access to restricted technical data.
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Experience in high-paced aerospace manufacturing environments.
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Technical knowledge of metal fabrication processes including forming, welding, machining, and heat treating.
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Familiarity with MRP/ERP systems and material planning logic.
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Understanding of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods and aerospace-grade materials.
